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					Originally Posted by Snapolit1  I wonder if the hitters in these spots have mixed feelings at all after the fact.  It's not like you become famous or even remembered for breaking up a perfect game.  And the basehit you get could be in a 9-0 game where your team is not coming back.  And you have to realize that you are denying a fellow player baseball immortality (and possibly hall of fame, lots of money, a new inflated contract, millions in promotional stuff, etc.) for busting it.  I know the short answer is these guys are all fierce competitors and basically are trained to suceed and all that  . . . .but I wonder if sometimes you don't feel a bit guilty of denying someone their moment in the sun and think back that maybe you wished it worked out a little differently.  Maybe a hard hit ball in the gap that someone runs down instead. | 
	
 
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